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Offline Wilgut Spleens

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Re: Streets of Rome - A 28mm Roman world
« Reply #60 on: 28 October 2024, 10:08:54 AM »
What a excellent project! It is going to look incredible! Can I ask where did the trestle tables and market stalls come from?
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Offline DivisMal

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Re: Streets of Rome - A 28mm Roman world
« Reply #61 on: 30 October 2024, 08:42:42 AM »
I‘ll join the chorus of praise. This looks like an excellent project with so much potential.
Also try Song of Shadows and Dust, you can get a very different feeling with this ruleset that will give you even more fun out of yout table.

Offline Rabbitz

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Re: Streets of Rome - A 28mm Roman world
« Reply #62 on: 12 December 2024, 01:26:04 PM »
Found this and remembered that you were chasing dead dogs

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Offline ben.vartok

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Re: Streets of Rome - A 28mm Roman world
« Reply #63 on: 30 December 2024, 07:41:59 PM »
A further recommendation for Songs of Shadows and Dust. It really does give a flavour and feel of Ancient Urban Gang conflict. Had a few games of it and really fun to play as well, the activation system is push your luck which can be quite hilarious when pressure is on. It's played on a smallish table with 7/8 gang members aside with each gang aiming for a different mission and civilians around who can and do join in. A picture of the full table from a recent game. Really inspired by your layout with the bit more crowding and planter boxes!

Offline Constable Bertrand

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Re: Streets of Rome - A 28mm Roman world
« Reply #64 on: 30 December 2024, 08:39:48 PM »
Ooh just caught up the temple looks great with the greenery, and I'm really liking all the little details like the aqueduct still under construction, that's a nice touch.
Cheers
Matt

 

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